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The Columbus journal., 1887-12-21
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4 SMASH Z y.
\ uutiIatcd Iiuggyand Disconsoiatc
Isnck-Dri,cr 1.-The Re-uit-

Y Iu'ltht'u anu
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Washington streets, at the rate vi
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during the entire excitement. Ine
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of course, will make the damage good,
and the driver III the future will be
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WH>NANASy0\k2

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BAYLOR BItIG-A-ISIsNC.
The lniversity and ITS surroundings.
Events OF the Week.

The lniyersity and ITS surroundings
Events OF the Week.
The week just closed at Baylor
University has been most successful
and pleasant one. Teachers and stu
dents are moro en- rapport than ever
and the work OF the school Is going
ahead with rapidity ana smooth
ness that is ilattering alike to the
faculty and the students.
Professor A. j. Robbins, a member
of the school OF oratory has been
placed in charge of the department of
calisthenics and gymnastics, con.
lected with the oratOrical class of the
university.
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school of Oratory, and a graduate of
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of the ladies' department OF dramatic
gesture. This is a good choice, and
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class.
The new boarding building is re-
ceiving the last toucLcs before il is
completed aud ready for occupancy,
aud the faculty hope to be able to
transfer all the lady students to their
new quarters before the close of this
week.
Mr.. w. l.. Metcalfe, representing
the sydney School Furniture compa
ny, has been in the city during n
part of the week, closing contracts
and making arrangements for the
shipment Ut the new furniture tor
the college.
Misa Lizzie Chandler, a well known
student at the University, and grad
uate therefrom, arrived on visit on
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honor to be in complete charge of
the elecutionary and oratOrica de,
partmeuts OF Baylor Female College ut
Bolton, and will leave early tomorrow
morning tor her duties at that place.
The regular Sunday "sludonts' SER
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interesting services and have M anu
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are nearly always conducted by the
students themselves, the sermon be
ing preached, rs y general thing, by
some visiting divine.
Many visitors have been within the
University walls during the past week
and all eXpres-ed themselves as high
ly pleased with the outlook.
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| A TERRIBLE
| hfFLiGTi0a.

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daintics known TO art, and his
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| GENERAL
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MFOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"

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The "House Of Lords" is compare
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TIL, COURTS.
n,,orcc. Granted--Civii suits Fiied -
r,,n,n,, Items-'ha' &c "i Judges.

-'''.''
CRIMINAL I,ems-'h"' ec "' '""G"~'
POLICE COURT..t, A. Sturgis Presiding,
In the police court yesterday jasper
tsnson WAS charged with aud found
oujliy of rudely displaying a pistol
and dned $40. Upon hi- honor ron
1erino the decision the prisoners
ronnsel gave notice OF appeal to the
county court.
uS1ICt COURT W, N, Sleeper Presiding.
There were four cases before Justice
sloener Yesterday on charges of failure
to work the public roads. Victor and
trnost Mipnon were acquitted OF the
rharoe. V. + lick aud Ice Wa kcr being
found guilty and fined s each.
QsTlCE COUKT--F. NJ Makeg Presiding
Affidavit was yesterday made before
Justice Mskeig by Officer Kraft against
Jssper Japseu, charging him with M
lawfully carrying a pistol. This aud
the fling of two civil suita-vi-. Il.
II. Mcka, Va Columbus Alexander,
and Barlow & Crsvcns VS. j. \. Eli
son was the only business that occu
pied the attention OF the court during
the day
COUNTY C0URT--Wm, ". Evans Presiding,
The following cases were disposed
of in the county court yesterday.
The state va j. c. Alkcu, rhargcd
lronBiru fnnpn II.ttt.. -pI hy
county attorney.
The State VS. John Blocker, mall
clous mischief Guilty aud fined $50
The state Va. Lawrence Green,
charged with being non compos men
tia. The jury found The prisoner in
sane and directed that he be put
under proper restraint. Several cases
were called in which tho defendants
did not appear and entries were made
of the forfeiture of their bonds. y
num ber of gaming cases were also
disposed of III the usual manner
-
DISTRICT C0UR1--E. Williams Presiding.
In the district court yesterday
JudgeWilliams rendered his decision
in the case of Jno. -. johnson va.
,Ino. B. Pondeton, ct al, giving judg-
ment against the dofondcnts, Jno. b.
Pendleton, A. f. Crowley and j. r.
Foreman, in the sum OF ) 56l.l6. The
suit was on vendors lien note on
l,2S0 acres In Daniel Brook 3 survey
in Palo Pinto comfy. The case OF
w. Q. Morgan va. Harvey Morris was
also concluded and Judgment rend-
cred for plaintiff in the sum of S2l7 70.
This suit was upon final division of
tho Shcdd estate of which the plaIn-
tih, Mr.. w. Z. Morgan, is an heir.
Four divorce cases were tried and
granted as follows: Dora Connor vs..
Sam. Connor. Ground of divorce
cruel treatment. Louise Metcalf VS.
e.. II. Metcalf. Ground, same ~ pres
ceding case James +, Moore vs Il. ID
Moore. Ground, abandonment. X.
Is. Gum VS.. NJ. X. Gum. Ground.
adultery, AT the opening OF court
Monday, Judge Anderson OF Bryan
will occupy the bench, Judge Eugene
Williams having left the city last
might.
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Hill Bros.
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Hill Bros
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ulS1lCe COURT ", NJ, Sleeper Presiding.
There were four cases before Justice
sleeper yesterday on charges of failure
IN work the public roads. Victor and
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writes: " addrcssc
1884, being afflicted "
trouble. and female
vised to use DR.. ri,
Discovery, Favoritc
lets. | used one bottl,
five of the 'Discovp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-13
LUNG
| DISEASE.

SOLOMON BUTTS, of Nor
have not the words 10 cN